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Passive Repeater Details

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Shows the location and characteristics of an antenna used as an antenna passive repeater for your system.

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Edit Repeater
Click to go to the Edit Passive Repeater page to edit the passive repeater information. Note that this function is only available for applications that have not been submitted.

Fields

Call Sign of Associated Station
The set of letters and numbers that are used for on-air station identification.
Last Edited
The date that this record was last modified and saved.
Station Location
The name of the station location. This may consist of the town name and street address, or the name of the geographic site.
Latitude (ddmmss)
Latitude north of the station's antenna or, for a mobile station, latitude north of the centre of the station's area of operation.
Longitude (dddmmss)
Longitude west of the station's antenna or, for a mobile station, longitude west of the centre of the station's area of operation.
Ground Elevation Above Mean Sea Level (m)
Height of the ground above mean sea level at the location of the repeater, in meters.
Antenna 1 Gain (dBi)
The gain, in dBi, of the passive repeater antenna pointing towards this station.
Antenna 2 Gain (dBi)
The gain, in dBi, of the passive repeater antenna pointing towards the link station.
Antenna 1 Azimuth (deg)
The main beam azimuth (direction), in degrees, of the passive repeater antenna pointing towards this station.
Antenna 2 Azimuth (deg)
The main beam azimuth (direction), in degrees, of the passive repeater antenna pointing towards the link station.
Height Above Ground Level (m)
Height of the repeater's supporting structure, above ground level, in metres.
Is there a polarization change...?
Indicates if there is a polarization change between Antenna 1 and Antenna 2.